On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 08:01 pm, Eric Pouech wrote: > Robert Lunnon a �crit : > > Well you can ignore my last message, from the source it's pretty obvious > > why it doesn't work. Linuxisms ! > > > > At the very least it should be possible to declare a scsi device in the > > config file and have it set up, IE one could probe each disk device > > declared for scsi capability. > > Possibly this should be the only behaviour since this would allow the > > user/administrator to limit wine to only particular scsi devices rather > > than give it open slather over everything. > > at the end of (underway) filesystem reorg, you'll have to declare the > unix device attached to a windows device > so, we'll have less linux magic in cdrom.c. However, we will still need > to populate the registry with the known cdroms. > this could be done either at device installation time (in win32 sense) > or at boot time (by parsing for example the unix dev name, where you > would get all relevant info (lun...)) > A+
This seems more reasonable. Actually the linuxisms in cdrom.c are just the expected ones to do with cdrom ioctls. IMO it would be better to use a good widely supported unix shared library like libdvd for this stuff.
